How to Replace a Broken Jeans Zipper
By Debbie Colgrove, About.com
Bar Tack A Zipper
Bar Tack the New Adjusted Zipper
Debbie Colgrove, Licensed to About.com
Bar tack the new zipper at the mark. A bar tack can be made by using the zig zag function on your sewing machine. Reduce the stitch length and widen the width of your zig zag to clear the zipper teeth. Stitch repeatedly to create a very strong stopping point for the zipper pull. Cut the zipper just below the bar tack.
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- Assess the Situation
- Making the New Zipper the Correct Length
- Bar Tack A Zipper
- Sewing in a New Zipper - - Part 1
- Use Your Zipper Foot
- Sewing the Other Side of the Zipper
- Hand Sewing the Other Side of the Zipper
- Hand Stitching the Zipper
- Hand Bar Tack the End of the Zipper
- Finished Zipper
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